Behind the Net

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Jamie, also stepping way out of his comfort zone, letting Pippa in and opening his life to her was such amazing character development. Pippa and Jamie are perfect characters and I love how the two of them communicate and seem to feed off of each other.

however, it did feel like *something* was missing - some level of angst or drama that was constantly propelling the story forward. I’ve really enjoyed Stephanie Archer’s books in the past, and overall I liked this one, though it wasn’t always easy.

The storyline was quite weak and the concept of an aspiring singer who just needs to be told they’re good enough over and over is quite tired and made me cringe out loud. Authors, if you are a member of the Goodreads Author Program, you can edit information about your own books. For spicy bonus scenes, news about upcoming books, and book recs, sign up for her newsletter at: https://www. He invites her to stay at his residence so that she could assist him with tasks since so much of his time preparing and training for the upcoming hockey season.

For instance, Jamie’s near-constant use of Pippa’s “songbird” and “pretty assistant” nicknames gave me such an intense physical ick I almost chucked my Kindle into the sea. I really could not get enough of Pippa and Jamie, this book quickly became one of my favourites and I can’t wait to read the next book, which I gratefully received as an ARC. ngl it got kinda slow towards the end, but there's no third act break up so i guess that makes up for it.

Jamie is a goalie for the Vancouver Storm, he has recently been signed by them to be closer to his mom, who has panic attacks.